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emoting by a statue near where we first parked our car in Friendship Heights - photo by Linda Reeder
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Leah wanted the Japanese restaurant, and after all (as she explained) it was HER spring break.
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after our lunch at the sidewalk Japanese restaurant on Wisconsin Ave.
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joyf, colorful, blooming spring on Wisconsin Ave
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we parked in the neighborhood and walked over to National Cathedral
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the dynamic duo standing on the threshold of the "Garth" of the National Cathedral.
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The "Garth" of the National Cathedral
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inside the Cathedral where the priest hang out as Harry Potter
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Miss Leah approaches the most photogenic portion of the cathedral - photo by Linda Reeder
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luminous (but not strictly in focus)
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looking for fallen gargoyles
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maybe some fell that hadn't already been collected
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a Queenly waive - photo by Linda Reeder
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practicing to appear before her minions
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Linda photographs the stunning architecture
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the Cathedral's main portal facing Wisconsin Ave
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a magical gazebo in the Bishop's Garden
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such a sweet place we could hardly bring ourselves to leave
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sisterhood
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so actually we can have fun
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Leah flashes a smile towards her Jean Daddy - photo by Linda Reeder
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photo by Leah - as we look down out of the gazebo - photo by Leah Polston
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given Linda's phone it's selfie-time!
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this tree doesn't have bark, it has skin!
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this visage has a co-morbidity as it fell from the cathedral during the earthquake of a decade or so ago
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halfway in our walk around the Cathedral, the entrance opposite Wisconsin Ave - photo by Linda Reeder
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Leah begins our exploration of the Cathedral's flying buttresses
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